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Starting my own rewires contract on monday, anyone still using a angle grinder for chasing? i know its not ideal but tryinhg to save a little bit of WONGA so i can buy more equipment etc.. i shall be purchasing a wall chaser in probably 3 weeks so need an alternative until then. my sds doesnt have roto-stop so that is out of the question. i have seen 9" and 4" grinders for the same price, the 4" is 660w and the 9" is 2000w. normally this would be a no brainer but im fearing the 9" is gonna kick alot more dust in the air.

any advice please
 
Starting my own rewires contract on monday, anyone still using a angle grinder for chasing? i know its not ideal but tryinhg to save a little bit of WONGA so i can buy more equipment etc.. i shall be purchasing a wall chaser in probably 3 weeks so need an alternative until then. my sds doesnt have roto-stop so that is out of the question. i have seen 9" and 4" grinders for the same price, the 4" is 660w and the 9" is 2000w. normally this would be a no brainer but im fearing the 9" is gonna kick alot more dust in the air.

any advice please

Can you hire a wall chaser with a dust extractor/vacuum attachment?

I'm not sure of the cost but unless it's an unoccupied building, your client won't be happy with the dust from an angle grinder.
 
Do a Google search for grinder guards with extraction port, with a "Henry" vacuum cleaner this cheap set-up will will minimise the dust, but it's still going to messy. You will only need 4.5" angle grinder with a diamond blade. 9" angle grinders are over-kill and extremely difficult to use for chasing due to the weight of the tool and gyroscopic effect.
Bosch do a guards for most of their models, with extraction port and depth gauge.
Angle Grinder Dust Extraction Guards | Miles Tool & Machinery Centre
 
Do a Google search for grinder guards with extraction port, with a "Henry" vacuum cleaner this cheap set-up will will minimise the dust, but it's still going to messy. You will only need 4.5" angle grinder with a diamond blade. 9" angle grinders are over-kill and extremely difficult to use for chasing due to the weight of the tool and gyroscopic effect.
Bosch do a guards for most of their models, with extraction port and depth gauge.
Angle Grinder Dust Extraction Guards | Miles Tool & Machinery Centre

aha! the 4.5" is a bosch aswel, cheers

my sds hasnt got roto-stop :(
 
hi there

recently purchased 2 wall chasers from Macro a Tenner!!! each used one a few weeks ago to do a full rewire and yes it was messy and I had it connected to a henry, but would never go back to scuch & lump hammer.
T&E
 

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